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ALFORD AND ASTON
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SALE OF PROPERTIES (By order of the Executors of the late John Dadge) Alford and Aston are instructed to sell by auction, at
the Grand Hotel (Windsor Room) Colmore Row, Birmingham on Tuesday Evening,
February 12th 1907 at Six for Seven o clock prompt (subject to
conditions to be then read: - the following: FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES Lot 1 Franchise Street, Perry Barr, Freehold dwelling
house, situate and being No 64, Franchise Street, Perry Barr and lately in
the occupation of the deceased, but now in hand, considered worth a rental of
£19.10shilling per annum. Area 478 square yards or thereabouts. Lot 2 Freehold property in West Bromwich, situate and
being Numbers 26 and 28 Glover Street, West Bromwich near to Spon Lane
Station, each let to good tenants Annual income £28. 12shilling. Area: 239 square yards or thereabouts Lot 3 Aston Lane Perry Barr. A Pair of Well built, freehold villas situate and being numbers
34 and 36 Aston Lane, Perry Barr.
Annual income £36.00. Leasehold for ninety nine years from 24th
June 1874, subject to a very low ground rent of £4. 2. 6d per annum. Further particulars from Messrs Bill and Clarke,
Solicitors, Cherry Street, Birmingham for from the Auctioneers, 14, Temple
Street, Birmingham.
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ALLENDER
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THOMAS |
Private Resident–Walsall Road |
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ALLIN
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ARTHUR |
Description from the Auction Sale Catalogue for the
Perry Barr Estate, Birmingham 1921 A Pair of Semi-detached Freehold Cottages, situate in
Brick Kiln lane in the Parish of Perry Barr, Staffordshire, quite close to
the main Walsall Road and bus route. Built of brick and tile, each contains, Three bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, etc., Washhouse for joint use of tenants. Detached brick and tiled Pig Sties. Good Gardens, Well water. One let to Mr Arthur Allen on the verbal yearly tenancy
at a rent of £13. 0. 0d per annum and the other let to Mr. H. Foden on a
similar tenancy at a rent of £10. 8s. 0d per annum.
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ALLIN
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BENJAMIN |
BURIED St. Johns on 20th
February 1894, from Birchfield Road, aged 70 years.
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ALLIN
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BENJAMIN |
In 1881, was living at No 308,
Handsworth, aged 56, the husband of Mary, born Handsworth
Family
History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/4 page 2
(Could
this be Benjamin who was bapt on 31.7.1825 at St Marys, Handsworth, the son
of William and Lucy?) |
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ALLIN
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BENJAMIN |
(Private Resident)
1850
Paper Mill End
Paper
Mill End |
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ALLIN
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CHARLES J |
In 1881,
was 16, the son of Benjamin and Mary, born Perry Barr |
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ALLIN
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JAMES J |
In
1881, was 6, the son of Benjamin and Mary, born Perry Barr |
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ALLIN
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LUCY |
Birmingham
City Archives
2
wills, etc. of Lucy Allin of Perry Barr- ref. MS 3375/758 - date: 1847-1858
(was
this Lucy Brown who married Benjamin Allin on the 23rd July 1811
at St Martins, in Birmingham?) [Lucy & Benjamin had the following
children, bapt at St Mary’s Handsworth & also registered at Perry Barr:
William Henry ALLEN 15.3.1813, there is also Mary Ann ALLEN, 31.7.1841,
Charles James ALLEN, 10.9.1820, George ALLEN, 11.5.1828, Elizabeth Catherine
ALLEN, 18.8.1822, Benjamin ALLEN, 31.7.1825] |
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ALLIN
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MARY |
In
1881, was 49, living with her husband Benjamin |
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ALLIN
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THOMAS |
(Private
Resident)
Walsall
Road 1869 |
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ALLIN
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WILLIAM |
(Private
Resident)
1845 Paper Mill End Farmer
1864 Paper Mill End Farmer
1860
Was the Parish Clerk |
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ALLIN
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WILLIAM HENRY |
(Private
Resident) 1868
Farmer
(was
this the William Henry, the son of Benjamin & Lucy Brown?) |
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ALLIN
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WILLIAM JUNIOR |
(Private
Resident)
1850 Old Mill Miller
and Baker
1845 Old Mill Miller
and Baker |
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ALLPORT
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CHARLES |
(PRIVATE
RESIDENT)
1868 |
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ALLPORT
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ELSIE |
BURIED St. Johns on 3rd July 1897, from
Holdford Drive, aged 7 months |
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ALLPORT
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ELIZABTH |
Slaters
Directory 1852 – Elizabeth Allport was a Milliner at Aston Villa |
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ALLPORT
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JEMINA SNOWDON |
BURIED St Johns 28th June 1915, from
Handsworth, aged 28 years |
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ALLPORT
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JOHN |
Aston
Villa
1841
Census
John
aged 35 years - Boot and Shoe Mfr
Sarah
aged 35
James
aged 15
George
aged 11
John
aged 9
Jane
aged 13
* also
living at the house, was Benjamin Wilden aged 20, shoeing smith |
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ALLPORT
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JOHN VICTOR |
BURIED St. Johns on 2nd August 1916, lived
in Turville Road, aged 34 years. |
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ALLPORT
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JOHN |
Piggotts
Directory 1835 – John was a Shoemaker in Aston Villa |
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ALLPORT
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Mary MORTON |
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ALLPORT
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WILLIAM |
Robsons
Directory 1839 – William Allport was a Shoemaker in Aston Villa |
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ALLRIDGE
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WILLIAM |
1868 Walsall
Road |
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ALLRIDGE
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WILLIAM |
Private Resident- 1868-Walsall Road |
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ALLSOP
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JAMES |
BURIED at St Johns, 8TH August 1858 aged 30
years, he was living in Birchfield. |
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ALLSOP
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KATE |
BURIED at St Johns, from Birchfield Road, aged 37,
BURIED on the 3rd December 1898.
Mother
was Elizabeth Shenton. –– Her grandson was Howard Allsop |
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ALLSOP
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KATE |
Death from Natural Causes. January 26th –
1895
At the Crown & Cushion Inn, Perry
Barr on Monday, Mr Edwin Hooper held an inquest on the body of Elizabeth Shenton
(65) who lived with Kate Allsopp, her daughter at 75 Wellhead Lane, Perry
Barr – Deceased suffered from giddiness and, in consequence had fallen
several times. On one occasion
falling downstairs. She was rather
infirm and lay in bed last week. One
Howard Allsopp, her grandson, returning home from school on Friday afternoon
and taking a cup of tea up to her room, he found her dead. The daughter said her mother had been
attended by Dr Round of Victoria Road, Aston for a considerable time though
he had not been called in for the past two months –
A
verdict from natural causes was returned. |
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ALLSOP
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MARY ANN |
Aged
20 years, a spinster from Franchise Street, daughter of Joseph a plater,
married 13th September 1868, David Bickerstaff 21, Bachelor,
Filer, from Franchise Street, son on Thomas, Filer. |
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ALLSOP
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ROSE |
BURIED at St Johns, 9th November 1896, aged
26 years. She was married to George
Allsop and was the youngest daughter of Edmund and Eleanor Baller |
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ALLTREE
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Private Resident - 1883 - 62 Aston Lane |
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ALLTREE
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OLIVER |
In 1881 was living at 63 Aston Lane, he was widowed and
was 42 and an accountant, he was a widower, and living with his children,
Arthur Herbert aged 14, born Manchester, Edith Marion aged 12, born
Manchester, Frank Wilfred aged 10 born Handsworth and Minnie Dora aged 9,
born Handsworth. |
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ALLUM
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CECIL FRANK |
BURIED at St Johns, 19TH October 1892, from
New Oscott, aged 5 months. |
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ALSTON |
ROSA |
See
Great Barr School |
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ALTREE
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OLIVER |
(Private
Resident)
1883
- 63 Aston Lane
In
1881 he was living at 63 Aston Lane,
a Widower and an Accountant Clerk,
aged 42
Family
History Film: 134680 RG 11 – 2836/34 page 16
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AMATT
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EDITH ELEANOR |
BURIED
St Johns 1st November 1918, lived in Victoria Road and was aged 53
years |
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AMBLER
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WILLIAM |
1841 Census - Halfway Road - Also see Mary Battle
William
Labourer aged 20 not born in this county
James
labourer aged 20 not born in this county John
abourer aged 15 not born in this county |
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AMBROSE
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THOMAS JAMES |
1888
13 Franchise Street INLAND REVENUE OFFICE |
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AMBULANCE
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There was a
horse-drawn ambulance which operated from Handsworth |
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AMMUNITION COTTAGES
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The
Freehold of Eighteen Cottages, situate and known as Nos. 1 to 18, Ammunition Cottages,
Aldridge
Road, Streetly, near Sutton Coldfield in the Parish of Great Barr,
Staffordshire. Nos: 13 – 18 are built
of brick and slate and each contain. Four bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen,
scullery etc., Good Garden, Company’s water. Nos: 1 – 12 are modern and substantially built of brick
with tiled roofs. Each contains: - three bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen,
scullery, etc. Good garden, Company’s
water. Leased to the Birmingham Metal and Munitions Co. Ltd.,
for a term of 99 years from the 25th March 1899, at a ground rent
of £30 per annum. Total Area of
nearly 2 acres. |
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AMOS
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THOMAS |
An Engineer, Thomas
and Sarah had the following children bapt at St. Johns. Martha 9th
August 1853 : William 5th
May 1855 |
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AMOS
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THOMAS |
Piggotts Directory 1835 – Thomas was a Butcher in Aston
Villa |
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ANDERSON
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ELLEN SARAH |
Aston
Chronicle January 1879 On the 3rd ins. John James to Ellen Sarah Anderson, both of Handsworth at
Handsworth Parish Church |
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ANDERTON
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JOHN |
Private resident- 1894 - 30 Aston Lane |
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ANDREW |
SARAH |
1891 – aged 67, wife of William |
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ANDREW |
SARAH & WILLIAM |
Taken on 23rd Feb 03 |
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ANDREW |
WILLIAM |
1891 – 21 Birchfield Road, aged 55, husband of Sarah |
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ANDREWS
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ABRAHAM |
Private Resident Perry Pont 1872 - Perry Villa |
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ANDREWS
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SARAH |
BURIED
at St Johns 27th September 1899, lived on the Aldridge Road, and
was aged 78 years |
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ANDREWS
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THOMAS DANIEL |
BURIED
at St Johns 25th May 1915, lived in Wellington Road and was aged
44 |
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ANDREWS
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WILLIAM |
Private resident 1894 - 36 Aldridge Road November 1894, he attended a concert for the
Restoration Fund at Perry Barr Institute (now Perry Barr Community Library) |
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ANKCORN |
EMMA D |
In 1891 was living at 7 Baker Street,
she was aged 41 and the wife of George, she was born in Perry Barr |
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ANKCORN |
GEORGE |
In 1891 was the husband of Emma D |
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ANKCORN |
HELLENA |
In 1891 was 12, and the daughter of
Emma D and George, born in Perry Barr |
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ANNIS
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ARTHUR |
Mail 15th
October 1902 This morning a horse and trap belonging to Arthur
Annis, Butcher, Birchfield Road was standing outside the shop door when a
strong gust of wind gathered underneath the cover and raised it. The cover alighted on the horse’s back,
causing the animal to bolt at a rapid pace along the Walsall Road. A man named James Kelly, tramping to
Walsall, in response to shouts, attempted to stop the horse and, in doing so
was knocked down and badly injured.
The new ambulance which has been placed at Perry Barr was bought into
requisition for the 1st time, and the injured man conveyed along
the road until the horse ambulance which had been summoned was met. Kelly was then transferred to it and
conveyed to the General Hospital.
After being attended he was removed in the Handsworth horse ambulance
to the workhouse. |
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ANNIS
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JANE |
BURIED
St. Johns, on the 22nd July 1914, lived at No. 20 Roland Road, and
was aged 44 years. |
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ANSELL
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ARTHUR |
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ANSELL
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J |
Railway Passengers Insurance Co. Scottish Employer’s
Liability Company (See William Williams)
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ANSELL
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SAMUEL |
BURIED
at St Johns 26th October 1864, from Steelhouse Lane, aged 3 weeks. |
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ANSELL
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